To tour the markets of Provence, the most important thing you need is a schedule. Sounds simple enough, but once you get there, finding one can be hard. Here is a listing for some of the most ...

This was our plan: leave our centrally located villa each day with our rolling cooler in tow and head to one Provencal village or another to shop for supper, eat a long, leisurely lunch while ...

Provence most suits those who like walking, cooking and eating as well as good wines. One can visit food markets in various towns in Provence and then enjoy preparing authentic Provençal cuisine ...

L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, a picture-perfect village in Provence, is famous for its winding canals, art galleries, and vibrant markets. This enchanting town, often called the "Venice of Provence ...

If it’s a Tuesday, Thursday, or Saturday, we’ll head to the Aix-en-Provence market (Pl. Richelme, 13100 Aix-en-Provence). On Friday mornings, we’ll check out the fabulous selection at the ...

Read more: The 12 Best Christmas Markets Across Europe Perhaps the best ... And while all of Provence is a foodie gem, Gordes packs the region's culinary prowess into a relatively small space ...

Provence:A trip to Provence wouldn’t be complete without a visit to one of the open-air markets where you can pick up fresh food, local honey, wine and oil, handmade gifts, and antiques.